#️⃣ ragectl

@Lovelea8818 @PandaTVoce 🤦

@ragectl @PandaTVoce I did. His immediate reaction before even telling his wife is to make a video & add a go fund me begging for money.

I know John was ubering,food delivery on stream. But he used headphones that tells him what chat says aka hes not looking at chat. I understand a slap on the wrist and im sure this gets overturned but a perma for some of the stuff we have all seen streamers do,say in the last 6 months Is legitimately insane....

@aluraye playing Classic is real hard mode those bosses are insane

decided to try & duo a 5 man elite quest in classic WoW 🤠

@Lovelea8818 @PandaTVoce wow your life must be miserable. Listen to the start of the video.

@PandaTVoce So he lied when he said streaming was his sole income? That gofund me went up super fast.

My name is john, and for over 14 years, livestreaming on Twitch has been my life, my passion, and my sole source of income. Recently, I was banned from the platform, and I am currently going through the appeals process to try and restore my channel. This unexpected situation has been incredibly difficult, especially as my wife is home caring for our 2-week-old baby and is not able to work right now. With streaming being our only income, this ban has left us in a very tough spot. The funds raised here will go directly toward our living expenses and baby supplies while I work through the appeals process and search for another way to support my family. Every bit of help will make a real difference in keeping us afloat during this uncertain time. Livestreaming is more than just a job to me—it's a community and a way to inspire others. I have always tried to set a good example, avoiding profanity and striving to be a positive role model. Thank you so much for any support you can offer as we navigate this challenge and as I work to transition to a new platform. Your kindness and encouragement mean the world to us. Gofundme - gofund.me/82e9134fa

@RadioGenoa she threw the drink at him what did she expect would happen

White women are not safe in New York.

@kirawontmiss a useful skill for a grown man to be able to push a car

IShowSpeed pushed a massive SUV during his live stream in Eswatini today 🤯 Literally a superhuman.

@repalash @MichaelThiessen bots are stacking metrics with fake interactions

@MichaelThiessen No, i tried both posts, actual coding posts get like 100-200 views, but ai coding ones get thousands with abs no meaningful content

Is it just me? My entire timeline is filled with AI coding tweets, nothing about specific tech or any actual code like there used to be. Maybe the algorithm put me in a bubble here…

@MichaelThiessen same here, my feed slowly shifted from code snippets to ai thinkpieces i miss seeing: - weird bugs people fight with - small scripts that solve one real problem maybe the fix is curating follows again like it is 2018 twitter

@krassenstein punch of white pdfs wanted to know where all the kids are

It’s so weird that daycares didn’t wanna open the door to a bunch of masked men with Nick Shirley. I mean, they only wanted to ask about enrolling a fake kid in a daycare.

@InternetReels until he gets run over or shot

Man takes over a whole road in Texas to show how tough he is

Suns announcer COOKED SGA after the no-call 😭 “If we had to breakdown every time Shai had the ball, there would be MULTIPLE (offensive) fouls like that.”

@scubaryan_ the whole family is stupid

RaKai’s older brother, CeeJ, reveals he’s dropped out of college and moved into the Clover House in order to pursue his dreams of being a streamer 👀 - he currently has 10k followers and 68 subscribers on Twitch.

@Starclipsa there is a sign in the street that says "Paris 2024" bum ass clip stealing bot

@BleacherReport Draymond should retire. NBA officials are bad.

Draymond EJECTED after receiving back-to-back techs 😳 He was arguing for a 3s call 👀

@Raindropsmedia1 talking trash is part of being in a sports crowd, and plenty of it can be annoying. But throwing the drink can be charged as assault, so that's time to get thrown out

Ravens female fan threw a drink in the face of a Steelers fan in front of his son. 🏈 😳 🍺

@MbarkCherguia they are all at fault, except the poor dog. Needs better owners.

Who's actually at fault here — the kid or the dog?

@MelkeyDev so rather than investing in learning for themselves, now the best investment is to just pay for AI?

Claude Code Pro/Max are the best investments you can make as a software engineer

Reports surfacing the United States government, working with allies from the United Kingdom, programmatically terminated electrical power to parts of Venezuela's capitol prior to United States military arrival. tl;dr compromised Industrial Control System, turned off power

@TheBonkMaykr @vxunderground that was a push by Microsoft to force people to upgrade with adding TPM changes and CPU makers adding NPU chips.

@vxunderground Oh okay so that "AI PC" marketing stuff that Microsoft has been pushing with OEMs is a lie and those computers have no tensor processing after all.

I've had a surprising amount of people ask me about Copilot and the stick I'm poking it with. Copilot is a hot topic, so I assume people are genuinely interested in how it works? I can't really give a good tl;dr because I'm still poking it with a stick. There is a lot of stuff I don't quite understand (as is tradition), so I can only share some of my insights and speculations Copilot.exe (the main binary) is just a .NET runtime host. MSDN has some articles about it. Basically the .exe you execute does a bunch of fancy shit, it modifies some stuff in the .exe itself (Thread Environment Block) for custom error handling to be all fancy, or whatever. It eventually invokes the Windows Library Core Language Runtime library (libcoreclr) function "coreclr_execute_assembly" and the "real" Copilot runs from Copilot.dll. Copilot.dll (I'll just call it Copilot, whatever) is a big ass fuck off C#.NET application with what feels like over 9000 dependencies and libraries. It's a big heavy bloated son of a bitch. Copilot determines the .NET version it's supposed to run on from a JSON file in the current directory titled "runtimeconfig.json". Copilot uses Microsoft UI Xaml (WinUI 3?) so it is ridiculously heavy and feels like it lags constantly. Copilot does all AI stuff server side at Microsoft at "copilot-dot-microsoft-dot-com/c/api". It looks* like it authenticates to the Copilot servers using the Microsoft account you make when you first setup Windows 11. It looks like it may also support Apple and Google, but I haven't poked it enough. Every action taken in Copilot is a "view" and goes through a URI thingy. It's some C#.NET bullshit. I barely understand it. You can easily see all the different "views" and the URI it goes through in Copilot to load different "views" (different parts of Copilot?) Even simple acts as viewing a different "view", scrolling up to see previous messages sent to Copilot, etc. all go through API requests to Microsoft. It is all stored over on their stuff. Hence, Copilot can feel ridiculously slow when scrolling up to review message history. It goes through stuff like "GetConversationHistoryEndpoint" inside of CopilotNative.Platform (1.25111,85.0 .NETCoreApp, v9.0). So... anything you do is going to through their web API. It slows things down dramatically. Even renaming a conversation makes a web call. Also, anytime you send a message to Copilot it goes through a fucking MASSIVE nested procedure that bounces all through all the dependencies. However, this is pretty standard stuff for big .NET applications. To make a long story short-ish, each message you to Copilot is tokenized (or rather, placed into a "Dictionary"). This dictionary contains the data you're sending and any files you're attaching. Part of this process Copilot makes a very minor attempt at sanitizing data for "anonymity". Copilot has different stuff in place for removing data and sensitive information but the actual act of sending a message to Copilot only censors file paths from your machine (if you send a file). In other words, C:\Users\TommyPoop\File.txt transforms into .. C:\Users\\File.txt I haven't seen anywhere else where this logic is implemented, but it probably does more stuff somewhere. I doubt they'd include all this PII censoring logic for no reason. Copilot also has stuff in place for advertisement identifiers, health and fitness, shopping habits, etc. I'm not sure what that's all about. I also see the gaming stuff but I haven't poked that yet either. Copilot also also has a bunch of stuff for PicassoAI for "PicassoLabs", "PicassoFinance", "PicassoBriefings". I don't know if this is a 3rd party thing or something they made internally. I have no idea what I'm looking at. Anyway, that is my scattered thoughts on Copilot. It is basically a really, really, really fancy web browser that can only be used to communicate with Microsoft's AI endpoints. I quickly realized though that if you go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts ... and make an entry that makes the Microsoft Copilot AI domain resolve to localhost, Copilot implodes and drops dead. It can no longer access any API endpoints hence it cannot exist.